So You've Sprained Your Ankle Again? When Is It Absolutely Necessary To See A Physio!
A sprained ankle is rarely ever a simple injury. Educate yourself on when you should get your ankle assessed by a rehab specialist. "40%...
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Total Hip Replacement (THR) Rehab
Rehabilitation is key to a successful return to daily activities and sport, following a total hip replacement. Surgery often leads to arthrogenic inhibition, which is where pain and swelling inhibit the electrical signals that are normally sent to the muscles. Physio & progressive rehab helps to reverse these changes. We have been helping people rehab their hip replacements for 15 years. Being a Specialised Lower Limb Rehab Clinic in South Dublin, we are here to thoroughly assess your hip & guide you back to your sport or recreational activity.
The Statistics
40%
Of People Develop Chronic Ankle Instability Within 1 Year Of Their 1st Sprain
No.1
Ankle & Knee Sprains Are The Most Common Injuries In Female Basketball
No.1
Lower Limb Injuries Are The Most Common Injuries In Both Male & Female Adolescent Soccer Players
38%
Foot & Ankle Injuries Account For 38% Of All Injuries In U-18 Basketball Players
Are You Still Not Back Doing What You Love Following A Total Hip Replacement?
Get Assessed Today!
Whether you've had a hip replacement recently, you're waiting for surgery or you've had surgery a while back, we can help you achieve your goals.
If for whatever reason you're not back doing the things you love, or you're still having issues with pain or walking, we can help. A thorough assessment will identify areas that you need to work on. We provide pain relief & we'll identify what you need to do, to get back to sport.
Drop us an email or phone call to discuss your specific circumstances. We will happily advise you on what you need to do.
THR Rehab : The 5 Phases
Our ankle rehab process involves 5 distinct phases. The work completed in each phase helps to prepare the individual for the next phase. You cannot skip phases!
Ankle rehabilitation is criteria-driven, not time-driven. This means that you will work towards meeting specific targets in each phase. If you don't put in the work in one phase, you will not be ready or able to move to the next. This process is proven to work and it ensures that we leave no stone unturned & that nothing gets missed during your rehabilitation.
We understand that being injured can be tough. There will be challenging periods throughout rehab, but we are here to guide you the entire way. Think about rehab as being an opportunity to come out the other side, physically & mentally stronger than your were pre-injury.
Ultimately, the goal of ankle rehab is not only to be back playing sport in a few weeks or months time, but to still be playing sport with healthy ankles in 5 and 10 years time. With this in mind, we have refined our rehab process over the past 15 years, to ensure that you receive the latest evidence-based treatment & high quality exercise prescription.
The 5 phases of rehabilitation are outlined below.
Phase 1
Protect The Injured Tissues
Phase 4
Multi-Directional Running &
Team Training Integration
Phase 2
Mobility, Control & Muscular Endurance
Phase 5
Sports Specificity, Conditioning & Full Return To Sport
Phase 3
Power & Reactive Strength.
Straight Line Running
Success Stories
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Why Our Patients Choose Us
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15 Years of Private Practice Experience
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Individualised Exercise Programs
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Exercises Available Via Our Mobile App
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A Criteria-Driven Rehab Process
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Regular Testing Every 4-6 Weeks
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Access To 24/7 Support From Your Physio
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Supervised Gym Sessions
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Supervised Running-Based Pitch Sessions
Learn More About Hip Rehab
Our Vision
We provide general physio, sports injury rehab and performance coaching services. We aim to make you both durable and robust, in order to withstand the demands of your chosen sport.
Opening Hours
Mon-Fri : 7am - 7pm
Sat & Sun : Closed
© 2021 by Athlete Development Physiotherapy Teoranta
Contact us
51 Mount Merrion Avenue
Blackrock, Dublin, Ireland
(1st floor, above The Butler's Pantry)
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